📺 /TmAOjB7cLv- Halo Esports August 5, 2022īut with the prospect of an underdog win keeping wind in Oxygen’s sails, FaZe’s hopes of a comeback story crumbled in the wake of a dominant performance in game five from Oxygen. 🚨 A 17.3 KDA from but it's not enough – push it to GAME 5! 🚨 31 kills and a 16 KDA from Renegade was enough to steal away another win from Oxygen in Capture The Flag, forcing a game five, even in the face of Oxygen’s Triton topping the lobby with 36 kills and touting an even more impressive 17.3 KDA. Despite their struggles, the pedigree of the FaZe roster started to show, taking advantage of the momentum shift and running with it into game four.
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It was a game to forget for Spartan in particular, holding only nine kills to his name against 19 deaths as he struggled to create openings for FaZe.įor a brief moment, it appeared FaZe might succumb to a 3-0 sweep, but a narrow 4-3 win in game three’s King of the Hill match gave the squad an unexpected lifeline in a series where they constantly looked to be on the back foot. But Oxygen consistently shut the door, frustrating FaZe and maintaining a steady lead until the end. With the new roster consisting of players best known for their slaying potential, controlling the momentum and pace of games is key to success for FaZe. Strongholds in game one served as a microcosm for FaZe’s struggles, as aggressive rotations from Oxygen caught FaZe off-guard. But as with any new lineup, the growing pains were evident on day one of the Super tournament against Oxygen. Upon the signing of ex-Cloud9 player Renegade and eUnited’s star slayer Spartan, the new FaZe lineup looked to be a force that would contend for the top spot in North America. We prevent the reverse sweep! We take a massive W against and are now 1-1 in our pool! #GOXG #FaZeDown /PWy7O36eOp- Oxygen Esports August 5, 2022
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